Catherine McGregor apologises for opposing Safe Schools
“I wish to apologise to all those I harmed or disappointed. I made a mistake and threw the baby out with the bath water.”
“I wish to apologise to all those I harmed or disappointed. I made a mistake and threw the baby out with the bath water.”
“We’re in a different country now. I can forgive him for those remarks if he’s withdrawn and stepped away from them”
“His dismissal of trans identity makes it impossible for us to be friends”
Cate McGregor has apologised to the National Australia Day Council and David Morrison and withdrew her remarks in a series of tweets.
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Being a notable person in the public eye was something Australia’s highest-ranking trans* military official never believed possible. Ahead of her recent historic National Press Club address, David Alexander discovered why it took Cate McGregor some time to embrace her new position within the LGBTI community.